Local notices from Ottawa area listing residents and events
SPEC. Fredrick Lynn Fuller visits Ottawa relatives after two years in the U S Army stationed at Ft. Lewis. Dr Joe Selby resumes practice at the Animal Hospital. The FAITH Lutheran annual picnic is at Forest Park at noon. PROGRESSIVE Damron Towner Chapel adv. Katherine D Martin earns a divisional scholarship at Southwest Baptist College. Greyhound and Continental Trailways hours updated to 8 pm weekdays. tickets for night buses advised. Rita Campbell and Joyce Stinson named as Kansas State University staff assistants for 1971 1972. Robbie Robertson and Ottawa Playboys at Naomi's Club June 5. Seven Franklin County students earn KSU scholastic honors. Dancers Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall. The House of Douglas restaurant broken into with $4 75 stolen. Dr David L Young office hours post June 1. Ray Howell hospitalized at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Dance at Eagles Lodge with Western Combo. All dogs to remain confined until July 1. unconfined dogs to be taken to Franklin County Humane Society Shelter with owner fees.
Death notices and civic notices from Overbrook area
Obituary and death notices for Lloyd W. Bachelor of Overbrook and Bertha Wolfe of Richmond plus Nora Edith Nitcher services. Includes cautions on drivers licenses, marriage licenses, court entries, births, and cattle market prices from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Bachelor
Lloyd W. Bachelor
Overbrook
RFD
Albright Funeral Home
Bachelor
Twin Mounds
Myrtle Burruss
Lloyd Bachelor Jr
Carbondale
Leora Woodruff
Homer Bachelor
Dorothy Flory
Bertha Wolfe
Topeka
Ex-Con Eddie Harrison Heads City Juvenile Rehab Plan
Eddie Harrison a 29 year old ex convict whose life term was commuted by President Nixon last year has been put in charge of a $500000 program to rehabilitate juvenile delinquents. Mayor D Alesandro signed the contract to divert first offenders from courts into an educational program funded by the Labor Department. Harrison once faced death row for murder and later had his sentences overturned, later serving as a prison consultant and now designing a youth education program with Learning Systems Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eddie Harrison
Nixon
Thomas D’alesandro
U.S. Labor Department
Manpower Administration
Washington, D.C
Harrison
D.C
Eddie
John Peck
Comedian Joe E. Lewis Dies at 69 in New York
New York AP reports comedian Joe E. Lewis died at Roosevelt Hospital at 69 after a diabetic coma. A night club icon from Las Vegas to Copacabana, Lewis built a 49 year career on a gravel voice and sharp timing, overcoming a throat slashing attack and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe E. Lewis
Lewis
Roosevelt Hospital
Las Vegas
Copacabana
Lower East Side
Chicago
St Maarten Split Between France and Netherlands
The Caribbean island of St. Maarten is divided between France and the Netherlands. One half belongs to a French department, the other to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, with no border guards on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Maarten
Netherlands Antilles
France
Holland
Caribbean
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Ann Landers readers seek adult solutions to family and manners
A motherly advice column presents three letters from readers: a 15-year-old girl asks how to deal with a controlling older brother who acts like a father. a daughter defends her late mother against a vicious ciritique. a wife worries how to handle her husband's crude remarks after drinking. Ann Landers offers blunt guidance on boundaries, forgiveness, and practical responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Cranston proposes VA drug treatment for Vietnam veterans
Sen. Alan Cranston would declare drug addiction a service-connected disability to expand VA care. He seeks three steps including treating addicts, reforming discharge rules, and spending 30 million to boost VA hospital detox centers from 5 to 60 by 1972 end. He cited 30,000 to 40,000 servicemen using heroin marijuana and hard drugs in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Calif
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Vietnam
Cranston
Congressional
U.S
Senate
REACT Team Provides Free Coffee To Travelers
The Ottawa REACT team gave free coffee and cold drinks to about 1000 travelers during Memorial Day weekend at the Coffee Safety Stop beside the Red Rooster truck stop on I 35 and US 50 from 7 p m Friday to Monday. They patrolled highways and handled emergency calls via Citizens Radio Service. chairman Cliff Tatham said a wake break may help prevent accidents even if its effect is hard to measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa React
Red Rooster
REACT
Citizens Radio Service
Cliff Tatham
Elm
Oasis Club Tour at Unity Village in Missouri
Oasis Club members and guests toured Unity Village in Lee's Summit Missouri on Tuesday. Arrangements were made by Mrs La Veta Dodson who had worked at Unity for 23 years. The next meeting is Sunday July 11 at 4 PM at the Forest Park shelterhouse a potluck with ice cream and cake and a visit to the Old Depot Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Club
Unity Village
Lee’s Summit
la Veta Dodson
Unity
Forest Park
Old Depot Museum
Townships Invited To Attend Zoning Meeting
County Commission sent letters to treasurers and trustees inviting ten townships to a 9 a.m. Wednesday session in the Franklin County Courthouse to discuss zoning. Townships along Interstate 35 Lincoln Harrison Greenwood Ottawa Hayes Homewood Ohio Franklin Peoria and Williamsburg could join, with others welcome. Ottawa City Planning Commission plans peripheral zoning up to three miles outside city limits. Lincoln and Harrison have petitions for township zoning while Pottawatomie opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commission
Franklin County
Townships
Lincoln, Harrison,Greenwood
Ottawa
Hayes
Homewood
Ohio
Franklin, Peoria
Williamsburg
Ottawa City Planning Commission
Lincoln
Harrison
Pottawatomie
Lincoln Township
Harrison Township
Lee C. Nichols
Notice of hearing in Rubick estate sale petition
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court notices a petition by Howard J. Dogan as administrator of Allan J. Rubick estate seeking an order to sell described real estate for estate purposes. Hearing scheduled per case 12 329. First published June 5 1971 Last published June 1 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Allan J. Rubick
State of
Howard J. Dogan
Lucille M. Banks
Lucile Crawford
Ward
S.E
Ottawa
Lucille Crawford
Estate debts and guardianship notices in Ottawa Kansas
Notices in Franklin County Kansas call for defenses by June 1971 on estate administration debts guardianship and conservatorship matters. Filings name Allan J Rubick estate real property sales and guardianship of Lucille M Banks with specified lot descriptions and proposed sales for ward care.
Probate Court In Ottawa Hears Final Settlement Of Pardon Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court schedules final settlement for the estate of Robert B Pardon Deceased Case No 12 170 filed by Fern Pardon Fanatia administratrix The court set a defense deadline of June 14 1971 at 11 00 a m in Ottawa for written defenses and will hear the petition To be heard at First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas with attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones listed for the administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Howard J. Doyen
Allan J. Rubick
Gary L. Jordan
Gleason, Pinet & Jordan
Chi’d
Atty
State of Kansas
William 4. Dusin
Agnes Charlene Dusin
Marvin H. Bischoff
William H. Dusin
Robert B. Pardon
State of
Fern Pardon Fanada
Robert
Fern Pardon Fanatia
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Jones
First National Bank
Attys
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Fredrick Lynn Fuller
Fred Fuller
U.S. Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Joe Selby
The
Animal Hospital
Adv
Faith Lutheran
Progressive
Damron- Towner Chapel
Katherine D. Martin
Gilbert Martin
S. Willow
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar, Mo
Miss Martin
Greyhound
Continental Trailways
Rita Campbell
Joyce Stinson
Kansas State University
Miss Campbell
Kenneth A. Campbell
Robbie Robertson
Ottawa Playboys
Naomi
David P. Mudrick
Bruce L. Prentice
Dale Leon Samer
Mark E. Skidmore
Karenne Snyder
Je} Works
Martha’ My’ Christie
Rantoul
Willard B. Ransom
Marvin Ross and
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
David L. Young
Ray Howell
S. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eagles Lodge
Franklin County Humane Society
Associated Press
Albany
Clear
Albuque
Amarillo
Lear
Asheville
Atlania
Eldy
Birmingham
Tain
Idy
the Daily Report
Oak Haven
Richmond
Fairchild Funeral Home
Blue Mound
G. W. Wolfe Sr
Frances Jones
Fort Scott
Corine Smitheran
Ontario
Ore
Margaret Wilburn
Castroville
H. C. Wolfe
G. W. Wolfe
Pittston
Dennis Wolfe
Dallas
Tex
Nora Edith Nitcher
Crestview Nursing Home
Lamb- Roberts
Ray Nitcher
Community Baptist Church
Iola
David McNew
Centropolis Baptist Church
E. B. Simmons
Eldon Rader
Cecil Houser
Roy Houser
Weldon Houser
Ben Nitcher
Jim Nitcher
Gail Nitcher
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Police News
Billie E. Bowers
Grand Island
Neb
Rosemary R. Parsons
N. Locust
Alfred L. Hendricks
James Daugharthy
Barbara Hull
Phillip E. Musgrave
Trinidad
West Indies
Mary Ruth Murphy
Syracuse
N. Y
James R. Liles
Effie Gould
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Keith Bliss
N. Cedar
Dale Collins
Waverly
Gerald E. Ball
Leona Zimmerman
Orris Breckenridge
Willow
Grabham
Hickory
Lyle Wasserman
Jerry Kraus
Kansas City
Opelousas
Mama
Veterans Administration
Oasis
William S. Bowers
West 2Nd Street
Agnes Charlene Ousin
Chartered
Emperor (Clock Company
Fairhope
Alabama
Harry Smith
Autolos
Warron
Towner
North Main
Ottawans
Butler
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